Issued at: 5:00 AM 20 June 2014
SYNOPSIS: Southwest Monsoon affecting the Western sections of Luzon and Visayas.
FORECAST: Metro Manila, The Regions of ILOCOS, MIMAROPA, CALABARZON,
western Visayas and the provinces of Bataan and Zambales will experience
occasional rains.Mindanao will have cloudy skies with light to moderate
rainshowers and thunderstorms. The rest of the country will be partly cloudy to cloudy with isolated rainshowers or thunderstorms.
Moderate to strong winds coming from the southwest will
prevail over Luzon and western Visayas and the coastal waters along
these areas will be moderate to rough. Light to moderate winds coming
from the south to southwest will prevail over the rest of Visayas and
Mindanao with slight to moderate seas.
Over Metro Manila:
Maximum Temperature: 1:00 PM Yesterday --- 32.0 ºC
Minimum Temperature: 2:00 AM Yesterday --- 25.5 ºC
Maximum Relative Humidity: 6:00 AM Yesterday --- 100 %
Minimum Relative Humidity: 1:00 PM Yesterday --- 69 %
High Tide Today : 5:06 AM ..... 0.70 Meter
Low Tide Today : 9:23 AM ..... 0.60 Meter
High Tide Today : 3:25 PM ..... 0.87 Meter
Low Tide Today : 10:48 PM ..... 0.26 Meter
Sunrise Today: 5:27 AM
Sunset Today : 6:27 PM
Moonset Today : 12:17 AM
Moonrise Today: 12:33 AM
Illumination Today: 48 %
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Synopsis:
Forecast:
Metro Manila, the Regions of Ilocos, Mimaropa, Calabarzon, Western
Visayas and the Provinces of Bataan and Zambales will experience
occasional rains. Mindanao will have cloudy skies with light to moderate
rainshowers and thunderstorms. The rest of the country will be partly
cloudy to cloudy with isolated rainshowers or thunderstorms.
Moderate to strong winds coming from the southwest will prevail over
Luzon and Western Visayas and the coastal waters along these areas will
be moderate to rough. Light to moderate winds blowing from the south to
southwest will prevail over the rest of the country with slight to
moderate seas.
Weather Watch
June 20 ,
2014 (
Friday ) as of 6:00-7:00 AM
CAVITE : Sunny
LAGUNA : Cloudy
with scattered rainshower
with scattered rainshower
BATANGAS : Cloudy
RIZAL : Partly Cloudy
QUEZON
: Cloudy
: Cloudy
1.
PIA
Regional Watch
PIA-4A/QUEZON:
Iniulat ngayon ng Philippine Statistics Authority-Quezon na muling tumaas ang
bilang ng mga nakarehistrong kapanganakan sa lalawigan ng Quezon na umabot na
sa 53,609. Ang bilang ng mga nakarehistrong kapanganakan ay tumaas mg 17.4
bahagdan mula sa naitalang 45,654 noong 2012 ayon sa PSA.
Iniulat ngayon ng Philippine Statistics Authority-Quezon na muling tumaas ang
bilang ng mga nakarehistrong kapanganakan sa lalawigan ng Quezon na umabot na
sa 53,609. Ang bilang ng mga nakarehistrong kapanganakan ay tumaas mg 17.4
bahagdan mula sa naitalang 45,654 noong 2012 ayon sa PSA.
2.
PIA
Regional Watch
PIA-4A/QUEZON:
The Philippine Coconut Authority {PCA-Quezon} and the municipal government of
Polilo intensified their campaign against coconut scale insect infestation or
'cocolisap' in the island. According to PCA, about 10 barangays have been
affected by the 'cocolisap' in said municipality.
The Philippine Coconut Authority {PCA-Quezon} and the municipal government of
Polilo intensified their campaign against coconut scale insect infestation or
'cocolisap' in the island. According to PCA, about 10 barangays have been
affected by the 'cocolisap' in said municipality.
3. PIA Regional
Watch
PIA-4A/
ngayong araw ang ika-45 taong pagkakatatag ng bayan ng Laurel at ika-4 na
Bay-ongan Festival na may temang "Likas na yaman at turismo payabungin
tungo sa pagsulong ng bayan natin" na layong maiangat ang turismo at
mapaunlad ang mga produktong ipinagmamalaki ng naturang bayan.
ngayong araw ang ika-45 taong pagkakatatag ng bayan ng Laurel at ika-4 na
Bay-ongan Festival na may temang "Likas na yaman at turismo payabungin
tungo sa pagsulong ng bayan natin" na layong maiangat ang turismo at
mapaunlad ang mga produktong ipinagmamalaki ng naturang bayan.
CAVITE
1. 2-day Diskwento
Caravan nets P337K sales
Caravan nets P337K sales
Tuesday 17th of June 2014
TRECE MARTIRES CITY, Cavite, June 5
(PIA) – The 2-day “Balik Eskwela” Diskwento Caravan organized by the Department
of Trade and Industry (DTI)-Cavite recently generated a total sales of
P337,257.38 for the 16 participating exhibitors.
(PIA) – The 2-day “Balik Eskwela” Diskwento Caravan organized by the Department
of Trade and Industry (DTI)-Cavite recently generated a total sales of
P337,257.38 for the 16 participating exhibitors.
The activity held at the
parking area beside the Government Center building located in this
city, turned out to be successful as all exhibitors are more
than willing to take part in the next caravan to be announced later on by
the DTI-Cavite.
parking area beside the Government Center building located in this
city, turned out to be successful as all exhibitors are more
than willing to take part in the next caravan to be announced later on by
the DTI-Cavite.
Buyers enjoyed the discounted
prices of prime commodities offered during the caravan,
especially the parents who bought school supplies, bags, shoes, uniforms,
lunch boxes, umbrella, raincoats, and prime commodities.
prices of prime commodities offered during the caravan,
especially the parents who bought school supplies, bags, shoes, uniforms,
lunch boxes, umbrella, raincoats, and prime commodities.
Aside from
DTI-Cavite, the provincial Technical, Education and Skills
Development Authority (TESDA) offered free haircut. Likewise, a Small and
Medium Enterprises corner (SMEs) limited to local food and handicraft producers
gave 10 percent discount to the customers. DTI staff likewise distributed
information material on fair trade laws.
DTI-Cavite, the provincial Technical, Education and Skills
Development Authority (TESDA) offered free haircut. Likewise, a Small and
Medium Enterprises corner (SMEs) limited to local food and handicraft producers
gave 10 percent discount to the customers. DTI staff likewise distributed
information material on fair trade laws.
The expansion of ‘Diskwento Caravan’
aimed to bring discounted goods particularly basic and prime commodities to the
consumers in the countryside, thus, provide them relief from the effect of
rising fuel prices to prime commodities. It was also designed to help alleviate
the lives of workers through this non-wage benefit package.
aimed to bring discounted goods particularly basic and prime commodities to the
consumers in the countryside, thus, provide them relief from the effect of
rising fuel prices to prime commodities. It was also designed to help alleviate
the lives of workers through this non-wage benefit package.
Since 2011 DTI-Cavite has been
conducting Diskwento Caravan to different places in the province. With positive
results of the implementation, the project continues to address the needs of
the consumers particularly the marginalized sectors of the society.
(DTI-Cavite/RBF, PIA-Cavite)
conducting Diskwento Caravan to different places in the province. With positive
results of the implementation, the project continues to address the needs of
the consumers particularly the marginalized sectors of the society.
(DTI-Cavite/RBF, PIA-Cavite)
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RIZAL
1. Calabarzon Help Me
Caravan aids 500 Angono child workers, parents
Caravan aids 500 Angono child workers, parents
Thursday 19th of June
2014
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CITY, Rizal, June 19 (PIA) About 250 child laborers and 250
parents received various goods through Help Me Service Caravan organized
by various line government agencies of the Calabarzon Child Labor Free
Committee at Sitio Silihan covered court, Barangay Mahabang Parang
in Angono, yesterday, June 18.
CITY, Rizal, June 19 (PIA) About 250 child laborers and 250
parents received various goods through Help Me Service Caravan organized
by various line government agencies of the Calabarzon Child Labor Free
Committee at Sitio Silihan covered court, Barangay Mahabang Parang
in Angono, yesterday, June 18.
The
Help Me Caravan with the theme “Batang Malaya Proteksyunan, Child Labor
Labanan” was highlighted by the distribution of various goods such as bags,
notebooks, umbrellas, school materials, slippers and food items for child
laborers and parents in the area. The activity was also held in line with the
recent World Day Againt Child Labor observed every June 12. “Help Me” as
conceptualized by the group stands for Health, Education, Livelihood,
Protection-Prevention-Prosecution & Monitoring and Evaluation.
Help Me Caravan with the theme “Batang Malaya Proteksyunan, Child Labor
Labanan” was highlighted by the distribution of various goods such as bags,
notebooks, umbrellas, school materials, slippers and food items for child
laborers and parents in the area. The activity was also held in line with the
recent World Day Againt Child Labor observed every June 12. “Help Me” as
conceptualized by the group stands for Health, Education, Livelihood,
Protection-Prevention-Prosecution & Monitoring and Evaluation.
Department
of Labor and Employment (DOLE) 4A regional director Zenaida Angara-
Campita said during the program that Calabarzon Region is ranked second in
the Philippines with the most out of school youth and youth laborers.
of Labor and Employment (DOLE) 4A regional director Zenaida Angara-
Campita said during the program that Calabarzon Region is ranked second in
the Philippines with the most out of school youth and youth laborers.
"While
children are allowed to do small amounts of light labor such as house chores,
it is a right for the children to be in school or play. Children are also
prohibited to perform tasks which are physically and mentally hazardous and
which may be a threat to their well being," Campita said.
children are allowed to do small amounts of light labor such as house chores,
it is a right for the children to be in school or play. Children are also
prohibited to perform tasks which are physically and mentally hazardous and
which may be a threat to their well being," Campita said.
Campita
also turned over P500,000 to the local government for future livelihood
projects in the barangay.
also turned over P500,000 to the local government for future livelihood
projects in the barangay.
She mentioned DOLE
4A targets Angono and Taytay in Rizal Province and Mulanay, San Francisco and
San Andres in Quezon province in their programs.
4A targets Angono and Taytay in Rizal Province and Mulanay, San Francisco and
San Andres in Quezon province in their programs.
Aside
from DOLE the Angono municipal government represented by Mayor Gerry Calderon,
Department of Health, Department of Social Welfare and Development, Department
of Education, Technical Education and Skills Development Authority, Philippine
National Police, National Commission on Indigenous Peoples, Philippine Chamber
of Commerce and Industry, Department of Health, Department of the Interior and
Local Government, National Statistics Office, Philippine Information Agency and
other private and government entities donated the goods for the caravan.
(PIA-Rizal)
from DOLE the Angono municipal government represented by Mayor Gerry Calderon,
Department of Health, Department of Social Welfare and Development, Department
of Education, Technical Education and Skills Development Authority, Philippine
National Police, National Commission on Indigenous Peoples, Philippine Chamber
of Commerce and Industry, Department of Health, Department of the Interior and
Local Government, National Statistics Office, Philippine Information Agency and
other private and government entities donated the goods for the caravan.
(PIA-Rizal)
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2. Tanay nabs 2014
Regional Literacy Search Award; gets national finalist spot
Regional Literacy Search Award; gets national finalist spot
Tuesday 17th of June
2014
2014
TANAY,
Rizal, June 17 (PIA) --The local government of Tanay recently
topped the 2014 Regional Literacy Search for Outstanding Literacy Program and
Outstanding Local Government Unit (LGU), Class A Municipality category.
Rizal, June 17 (PIA) --The local government of Tanay recently
topped the 2014 Regional Literacy Search for Outstanding Literacy Program and
Outstanding Local Government Unit (LGU), Class A Municipality category.
With
the win, Tanay automatically qualifies for the National Literacy Awards, LGU
Level A category in which the validation will be announced soon.
the win, Tanay automatically qualifies for the National Literacy Awards, LGU
Level A category in which the validation will be announced soon.
The
local government of Tanay has been carrying out a comprehensive approach to
ensuring optimum literacy for out-of-school youth, ALS learners, persons with
disability, senior citizens, members of the Muslim community, indigenous
peoples (IPs), farmers, and regular students.
local government of Tanay has been carrying out a comprehensive approach to
ensuring optimum literacy for out-of-school youth, ALS learners, persons with
disability, senior citizens, members of the Muslim community, indigenous
peoples (IPs), farmers, and regular students.
Among
the various literacy programs that Tanay has been
vigorously implementing are; Karunungan ng mga Katutubo sa Bulubundukin ng
Tanay (KABULTAN), Mobile libraries, Continuing Education
Program
for ALS learners, Bigay Kinabukasan sa Selda, Madrasah, Special Education
Program, Establishment of new public elementary and secondary schools in select
areas across the municipality, Technical skills education, Training of IPs to
serve as community health workers, Scholarship programs, Responsible parenting
and family planning class literacy programs and Sustainable rice production
training
the various literacy programs that Tanay has been
vigorously implementing are; Karunungan ng mga Katutubo sa Bulubundukin ng
Tanay (KABULTAN), Mobile libraries, Continuing Education
Program
for ALS learners, Bigay Kinabukasan sa Selda, Madrasah, Special Education
Program, Establishment of new public elementary and secondary schools in select
areas across the municipality, Technical skills education, Training of IPs to
serve as community health workers, Scholarship programs, Responsible parenting
and family planning class literacy programs and Sustainable rice production
training
Tanay
has 95.34 percent recorded literacy based on the 2010 figures released by the
NSO now Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA). While it is mostly an urbanized
area, Tanay still has remote locations with previously limited access to
educational opportunities.
has 95.34 percent recorded literacy based on the 2010 figures released by the
NSO now Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA). While it is mostly an urbanized
area, Tanay still has remote locations with previously limited access to
educational opportunities.
The
town is home to the Indigenous People (IPs),
particularly the Dumagats and Remontados. To cater to their need for education,
particularly on how to find sources of livelihood, the municipal government has
been implementing the KABULTAN project since 2000. It has some 700
beneficiaries to date, with 74.61 percent passing the administered equivalency
test.
town is home to the Indigenous People (IPs),
particularly the Dumagats and Remontados. To cater to their need for education,
particularly on how to find sources of livelihood, the municipal government has
been implementing the KABULTAN project since 2000. It has some 700
beneficiaries to date, with 74.61 percent passing the administered equivalency
test.
Mobile
libraries have likewise been established to augment the learning opportunities
provided by KABULTAN. It now has close to 4,000 beneficiaries.
libraries have likewise been established to augment the learning opportunities
provided by KABULTAN. It now has close to 4,000 beneficiaries.
Meanwhile,
IP couples have also benefited from programs carried out by Tanay LGU. They
were taught Responsible Parenting and Family Planning methods and were also
trained to serve as Community Health Program (CHP) managers serving 3,980
families across Tanay.
IP couples have also benefited from programs carried out by Tanay LGU. They
were taught Responsible Parenting and Family Planning methods and were also
trained to serve as Community Health Program (CHP) managers serving 3,980
families across Tanay.
As
CHP managers, they help manage diseases occurring in their respective
communities using readily-available resources. The CHP Managers likewise ensure
that cluster families get access to basic health services offered by
the local government.
CHP managers, they help manage diseases occurring in their respective
communities using readily-available resources. The CHP Managers likewise ensure
that cluster families get access to basic health services offered by
the local government.
Tanay
LGU has also established additional 7 high schools and 4 elementary schools in
its mountain barangays. Accordingly, the municipal government has hired 44
locally-funded teaching personnel to man the said schools.
LGU has also established additional 7 high schools and 4 elementary schools in
its mountain barangays. Accordingly, the municipal government has hired 44
locally-funded teaching personnel to man the said schools.
In
addition, the local government has been awarding scholarship
grants
to underprivileged students. It now has 65.38 percent employment rate for
scholars who have already graduated. It also adopted the Madrasah program, in
which Muslim students were taught key lessons about their culture and
tradition.
addition, the local government has been awarding scholarship
grants
to underprivileged students. It now has 65.38 percent employment rate for
scholars who have already graduated. It also adopted the Madrasah program, in
which Muslim students were taught key lessons about their culture and
tradition.
Meanwhile,
to help in the ongoing efforts to promote Tanay’s various tourist destinations,
the municipal government’s Tourism department conducts year-round workshops and
trainings on Tour Guiding, Values Formation, Customer Service, and Tourism
Awareness. The program now has 214 accredited tour guides, with 19 of them
belonging to the IP community.
to help in the ongoing efforts to promote Tanay’s various tourist destinations,
the municipal government’s Tourism department conducts year-round workshops and
trainings on Tour Guiding, Values Formation, Customer Service, and Tourism
Awareness. The program now has 214 accredited tour guides, with 19 of them
belonging to the IP community.
Tanay
LGU also looks after other sectors of the local community. It conducted the
“Bigay Kinabukasan sa Selda” project, where prison inmates were taught
livelihood program and basic literacy. The municipal government also
established a University of Rizal System extension campus and the Tanay
Municipal Library to provide learning opportunities to financially-challenged
college students in the town proper.
LGU also looks after other sectors of the local community. It conducted the
“Bigay Kinabukasan sa Selda” project, where prison inmates were taught
livelihood program and basic literacy. The municipal government also
established a University of Rizal System extension campus and the Tanay
Municipal Library to provide learning opportunities to financially-challenged
college students in the town proper.
Additionally,
a Special Education program is also underway, which has helped eight SPED
students move to formal class in Tanay National High School for school year
2014-2015. The LGU has also provided valuable trainings to farmers, with 27
beneficiaries coming from the IPs. The local government even provided free
literacy and livelihood program to residents who are engaging in kaingin and
illegal logging activities, hence turning their negative way of life into a
positive opportunity.
a Special Education program is also underway, which has helped eight SPED
students move to formal class in Tanay National High School for school year
2014-2015. The LGU has also provided valuable trainings to farmers, with 27
beneficiaries coming from the IPs. The local government even provided free
literacy and livelihood program to residents who are engaging in kaingin and
illegal logging activities, hence turning their negative way of life into a
positive opportunity.
Guided
by his belief that “A literate community creates a better economy”, Mayor
Tanjuatco has been leading these multi-faceted efforts to promote learning
opportunities for his constituents.
by his belief that “A literate community creates a better economy”, Mayor
Tanjuatco has been leading these multi-faceted efforts to promote learning
opportunities for his constituents.
Tanay
LGU hopes that by implementing all these programs, employing the support of
various sectors of the local community, and establishing funding, it can
eventually hit 100 percent literacy rate in the near future. (Tanay
PIO/PIA-Rizal)
LGU hopes that by implementing all these programs, employing the support of
various sectors of the local community, and establishing funding, it can
eventually hit 100 percent literacy rate in the near future. (Tanay
PIO/PIA-Rizal)
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3. Philippine Army 2nd Infantry Division forms
press corps
press corps
Tuesday 17th of June
2014
2014
ANTIPOLO City, Rizal, June 17 (PIA)— Media practitioners
from Laguna, Batangas, Rizal, Quezon and Mindoro recently formed the 2ID
Defense Press Corps under the initiative of the Philippine Army 2nd Infantry
Division based at Camp Capinpin, Barangay Sampaloc in Tanay last
June 13.
from Laguna, Batangas, Rizal, Quezon and Mindoro recently formed the 2ID
Defense Press Corps under the initiative of the Philippine Army 2nd Infantry
Division based at Camp Capinpin, Barangay Sampaloc in Tanay last
June 13.
2ID
Public Affairs Office Chief Major Arnold Gasalatan
stated during the gathering of practitioners that the formation of a media
group
can help improve the information dissemination from the army to the people
through the various media outlets of the members.
Public Affairs Office Chief Major Arnold Gasalatan
stated during the gathering of practitioners that the formation of a media
group
can help improve the information dissemination from the army to the people
through the various media outlets of the members.
After
forming the group, an election ensued with the
folowing officers: Anna Pauline Mojar, Headline
Ngayon, president; Josephine Escovidal, 90.3 Magic – Expose News, Lucena
City, vice president for broadcast; Sol Luzano, DZJV/Kliping Times, vice
president for print; Elizabeth Quinto, Kastigo News, and Alicia Catapang, Philippine
News
Agency – Southern Tagalog, secretary; Michelle Cedeno, DZJV-AM Calabarzon, auditor;
Gideon Gapayao, Philippine Information Agency – Riza, PRO; and board of
directors: Bernard Veluz, Bandera Pilipino; Jose Fabros Jr.,Herald News
Update; Jenny Glifonea, 90.3 Magic FM, Lucena City; Michelle Aguinaldo, Radyo
Natin Gumaca DWGR FM; Junacho Mahusay, Philippine Star; and Engr. Leo Verayin,
Ruralite New Weekly.
forming the group, an election ensued with the
folowing officers: Anna Pauline Mojar, Headline
Ngayon, president; Josephine Escovidal, 90.3 Magic – Expose News, Lucena
City, vice president for broadcast; Sol Luzano, DZJV/Kliping Times, vice
president for print; Elizabeth Quinto, Kastigo News, and Alicia Catapang, Philippine
News
Agency – Southern Tagalog, secretary; Michelle Cedeno, DZJV-AM Calabarzon, auditor;
Gideon Gapayao, Philippine Information Agency – Riza, PRO; and board of
directors: Bernard Veluz, Bandera Pilipino; Jose Fabros Jr.,Herald News
Update; Jenny Glifonea, 90.3 Magic FM, Lucena City; Michelle Aguinaldo, Radyo
Natin Gumaca DWGR FM; Junacho Mahusay, Philippine Star; and Engr. Leo Verayin,
Ruralite New Weekly.
2ID
Major General Rodelio Santos, Philippine Information Agency Calabarzon Regional
Director Norito Cabotaje and Philippine News Agency Regional Director Saul Pa-a
were also nominated by the group to serve as advisors.
(PIA-Rizal)
Major General Rodelio Santos, Philippine Information Agency Calabarzon Regional
Director Norito Cabotaje and Philippine News Agency Regional Director Saul Pa-a
were also nominated by the group to serve as advisors.
(PIA-Rizal)
4. Antipolo PNP
“Isang Pulis, Isang Lapis” goes to Inuman Elementary
School
“Isang Pulis, Isang Lapis” goes to Inuman Elementary
School
By:
Gideon Gapayao
Gideon Gapayao
Tuesday 17th of June
2014
2014
ANTIPOLO
CITY, Rizal, June 19 (PIA) --Philippine National Police (PNP) –
Antipolo City station donated and distributed school supplies to
grade 2 students of Sitio Inuman, Barangay Inarawan this city
last June 17.
CITY, Rizal, June 19 (PIA) --Philippine National Police (PNP) –
Antipolo City station donated and distributed school supplies to
grade 2 students of Sitio Inuman, Barangay Inarawan this city
last June 17.
The
local police led by PSUPT Arthur Masungsong distributed various school
supplies
such as pencils, ballpens, notebooks and papers to about 300
elementary pupils.
local police led by PSUPT Arthur Masungsong distributed various school
supplies
such as pencils, ballpens, notebooks and papers to about 300
elementary pupils.
Aside
from the school supplies distribution, the local police also conducted briefing
on "Tips on Bomb Threat" to provide the students, parents, and
teachers with basic knowledge in facing a bomb threat scenario.
from the school supplies distribution, the local police also conducted briefing
on "Tips on Bomb Threat" to provide the students, parents, and
teachers with basic knowledge in facing a bomb threat scenario.
In
addition, a feeding program was also held later that day for the students.
(PIA-Rizal with reports from PNP Antipolo)
addition, a feeding program was also held later that day for the students.
(PIA-Rizal with reports from PNP Antipolo)
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The Department of Budget and Management (DBM) has released P4.99 billion to the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) for the continued implementation of the National Greening Program, which aims to plant 1.5 billion trees across 1.5 million hectares nationwide by 2016. The program aims to cover approximately 300,000 hectares annually from 2014 until 2016. The fund release—charged against the FY 2014 General Appropriations Act (GAA)—will support actual seedling and planting activities for the year, as well as site maintenance and the protection of planting areas already established in previous years. “Our funding support for the National Greening Program is well-timed, given that the season’s regular rainfall will allow seedlings to grow faster. This year, the DENR’s tree-planting efforts will give particular attention to areas with high poverty levels, as well as regions that are susceptible to natural disasters,” Budget Secretary Florencio “Butch” Abad said. “The Aquino administration is definitely looking at all viable solutions to mitigate the effects of climate change. We’re not just looking at these options and twiddling our thumbs over them. We’re taking active steps to implement our disaster risk management programs,” he emphasized. The program has exceeded its annual area coverage targets by an average of 20 percent for the first three years of implementation. Last year, it exceeded its annual target by 33,011 hectares, resulting in 182,548,862 seedlings planted in 333,160 hectares nationwide. Moreover, the planting program has generated a total of 1.2 million jobs in different regions nationwide since 2011. Last year alone, it was able to hire 466,990 employees which is the highest number recorded since the program began. “Aside from mitigating the devastating effects of climate change, the program also provides livelihood opportunities to the local residents. Our efforts to protect our environment go hand-in-hand with our commitment to protect and improve the living conditions of our people, besides catalyzing economic growth in agriculture-based communities,” Abad added. From the P5-billion release, Region IX (Zamboanga Peninsula) will receive the highest allocation of P384.8 million for the provinces of Zamboanga del Norte, Zamboanga del Sur, and Sibugay. This is followed closely by Region IV-A (CALABARZON) with P379.3 million for the provinces of Cavite, Laguna, Quezon and Rizal. Central Luzon—which includes the provinces of Aurora, Pampanga, and Zambales—has also been allotted P366.7 million. Seedlings for planting include those for trees that can be used for timber and fuelwood. Other seedlings include coffee, cacao, rubber, bamboo, rattan, and other fruit trees. Specific planting areas include forestlands, mangroves, ancestral domains, civil and military reservations, LGU-identified urban areas, inactive and abandoned mine sites, and other suitable lands. Of the total 1.5 million-hectare program target, 683,481 hectares have already been cultivated as of last year, leaving 816,519 hectares to be developed until 2016. |
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Ombudsman Conchita Carpio Morales ordered the filing of criminal charges against a former mayor of Tabuk, Kalinga and his wife for extorting money from a contractor. In a 17-page Resolution, Ombudsman Morales approved the indictment of Camilo Lammawin Jr., former Mayor of Tabuk, and his wife, Salud Lammawin, for Direct Bribery and violation of Section 3(b) of Republic Act No. 3019 (The Anti-Graft and Corrupt Practices Act. Records of the preliminary investigation disclosed that the Lammawins extorted P520,000.00 from Rodman Corporation, a contractor of the Tabuk Water Supply Project, in exchange for the release of payments due to the contractor. Complainant Susan Rodriguez, treasurer of Rodman, stated that on July 10, 2002 the amount of P100,000.00 and P300,000.00 were deposited to the personal bank accounts of Mayor Lammawin and his wife. Rodriguez also alleged that on October 21, 2002, they deposited the amount of P120,000.00 to Lammawin’s personal bank account, after Salud made a phone call demanding for the money as it would be used “for the purchase of land”. In exchange, the Lammawins would facilitate the release of check payment to Rodman amounting to P1,732,260.00. Rodman’s construction manager Roy Ragunton stated that the release of the payment would be made only if a “gift” is given to the Mayor “for his personal needs.” The Resolution found that the Lammawin spouses were recipients of cash deposits made by the complainant as they failed to show sufficient proof of entitlement to the amounts deposited. It added that the “acts of the respondents showed conspiracy, in unity of mind and purpose, in extorting money from the complainant." Direct Bribery is punishable under Article 210 of the Revised Penal Code. Violation of Section 3(b) of R.A. No. 3019 is committed by “directly or indirectly requesting or receiving any gift, present, share, percentage, or benefit, for himself or for any other person, in connection with any contract or transaction between the Government and any other party, wherein the public officer in his official capacity has to intervene under the law.” |
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ICTO and NCDA hold ICT job fair for PWDs |
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Source: http://icto.dost.gov.ph |
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The latest innovations Information and communications technology (ICT) are allowing persons with disabilities (PWDs) to become productive members of society, allowing them to work from home without having to commute to work. Online freelance work is one such ICT innovation that skilled PWDs can use to earn income and become financially independent. It is also consistent with the Philippines reputation of being one of the leading destinations for information and communications technology business process outsourcing. Online freelance work, officially called “impact sourcing” is a growing trend in the Philippines, with around 100,000 Filipinos now doing online freelance work for various clients. Impact sourcing will be featured extensively in an upcoming ICT Jobs and Skills Fair for PWDs entitled “Work Anywhere Through ICT”. The event is organized by the ICT Office of the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) and the National Council for Disability Affairs (NCDA) in cooperation with various PWD groups, ICT industry associations and SM North Edsa, the official event venue. According to Ms. Bettina Quimson of the DOST - ICT Office said that; “Persons with disabilities who have difficulty in mobility like our wheelchair users and the blind, to some extent, can already take advantage of the limitless jobs available online” Other than the usual ICT job fair the event will feature technologies that help PWDs become productive, there will also be testimonials of ICT enabled persons with disabilities who have learned to use ICT to their advantage. Work Anywhere Through ICT will happen on 19 June 2014 at the Cyberzone of SM North Edsa from 11am to 6pm. Potential participants can register online at: http://icto.dost.gov.ph/index.php/news-events/events/work-anywhere-through-ict About DOST-ICTO – The Information and Communications Technology Office of the Department of Science and Technology is the Philippine Government’s lead agency on ICT related matters. Its primary thrusts are in the ICT Industry Development, eGovernment, ICT policy development, Internet for all and Cybersecurity. About NCDA - The National Council on Disability Affairs (NCDA) is the national government agency mandated to formulate policies and coordinate the activities of all agencies, whether public or private, concerning disability issues and concerns. As such, the NCDA is the lead agency tasked to steer the course of program development for persons with disabilities and the delivery of services to the sector. |
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The making of Amelia |
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Source: http://www.dswd.gov.ph |
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Tanauan, Leyte – After Typhoon Yolanda toppled her home, Amelia Suyom, 41, now lives in a makeshift home in Barangay Cabuynan that stands out from the rest of the improvised houses in the area. Her home is fully decorated with goods that is characteristic of a sari–sari store like bags of biscuits, coffee packs, candies, laundry soaps, noodles, and more. Likewise, around her home are vegetables like squash, okra, and pechay that she planted as part of her backyard gardening. She learned to maintain a backyard garden as part of her learning under the Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program. “Katatapos ko lang mag-ani ng 70 pirasong kalabasa nitong summer. Dinadala ko ang mga ito sa munisipyo para ibenta. Gusto ko roon kasi malamig, hindi katulad sa bahay namin. Minsan, sumasaglit din ako roon para makipagkuwentuhan. Marami akong kaibigan doon (I have just harvested 70 pieces of squash this summer. I sold these at the municipal hall. I like it there since it’s cooler than in my home. Sometimes I would go there for chit–chat since I have gained a lot of friends there),” Amelia gleefully told the staff of the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) who interviewed her. She put up her sari-sari store way behind Typhoon Yolanda through a P5,000 capital assistance provided by the Self-Employment Assistance-Kaunlaran (SEA-K) Program Level I of DSWD. She is thankful that she was able to rebuild her store after ‘Yolanda’. Difficult times Prior to starting her own source of livelihood, Amelia cannot help but laugh upon recalling the things that went through her life. “Regular akong kliyente ng DSWD-Crisis Intervention Unit (CIU) mula 2005 to 2007 (I was a perennial client of the DSWD-Crisis Intervention Unit from 2005-2007),” Amelia recounted. Twice a month, she would go to the CIU to beg for rice and canned goods. She would also often ask for some cash to buy medicine for his son, Renzo, now 17, who was then suffering from Meningitis. These were trying times for Amelia, especially that she was left alone by her husband to rear their three children. She survived these difficult times by becoming a beneficiary of the Job Network Service (JNS) which was designed to link perennial clients of DSWD-CIU with prospective employers. It is a safety net to provide assistance and social protection to individuals in dire economic situations. It aims to empower and enhance the financial capability of unemployed individuals to become self-reliant, productive, and contributing members of the society. The project was implemented in DSWD Field Office VIII from 2008 to 2011. The beneficiaries of the project were provided with the following services: job matching, occupational guidance and counseling, skills training, and granting of cash assistance for transportation, processing of requirements while looking for jobs as well as food subsidy while waiting for job placement. For Amelia, she was given financial assistance to start a small livelihood project. As a successful beneficiary of the JNS, Amelia was once invited to give her testimony during a DSWD-organized gathering in Manila. Better times In 2009, Amelia was lucky to have been included in the SEA-K, a non-collateral and interest-free loan of the DSWD. She used the P5,000 capital assistance she got to expand her livelihood project provided through JNS. From that time on, she stopped knocking on the door of the Department. Through hardwork, she was able to expand her business. Fortunately, her sari-sari store was not greatly affected by ‘Yolanda’. She was, in fact, prepared for the typhoon. Amelia was able to save most of her goods like bath and laundry soaps and toothpastes by wrapping them in plastic bags. For the candies, these were carefully placed in bottles. Her house was washed away by the storm surge, but some of her goods were saved as these were trapped by floating woods. Amelia even related a funny story of how she struggled with strong winds to keep her bag with P4,000 and medicines of her ailing son. After ‘Yolanda’, she rebuilt her sari-sari store from the different financial assistance given by various groups especially Tzu Chi Foundation. Cash grantee In 2013, one of Amelia’s three children, Christian Jay, 9, was included in the Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program, the agency’s conditional cash transfer program that invests in the health, nutrition, and education of zero to eighteen- year-old kids. Aside from the cash grants, Amelia said that Pantawid Pamilya also taught her how to meet their daily food needs through the backyard farming that is being promoted by the Program. She grew organic vegetables right in her backyard for their own consumption and for added income. She continues her backyard farming until now. Community involvement Amelia has not only worked towards improving her family’s plight. She also started to show her concern for her own community by allowing her eldest son to join in various endeavors for development under the Kapit-Bisig Laban sa Kahirapan Comprehensive and Integrated Delivery of Social Services (Kalahi-CIDSS). Through Kalahi-CIDSS, the poorest villages in the country are able to identify their primary needs and implement projects that respond to their problems. Lawrence has participated in the implementation of community projects like the construction of a 695-meter tire path receiving of P160 per day as allowance. The tire path links Brgy. Cabuynan to the farmlands. Amelia would have wanted to personally participate, but she has to take care of her sickly younger son. More than the assistance For Amelia, more than the capital assistance and technical support she got from DSWD, what she values most is the time that the staff spent on listening to her problems. “Sila ang naging sandalan ko noong panahong kailangan ko ng suporta (They became my support system to go through the difficult times),” she ended. |
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BIR boards advertising company with tax evasion |
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Source: http://www.dof.gov.ph |
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The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) today filed a criminal complaint with the Department of Justice against PHD MEDIA NETWORK 2006, INC. (PMNI), together with its responsible corporate officers - President/Chief Executive Officer HERMINIA DE LEON, and Chief Financial Officer/Treasurer ROWENA M. NARDO – for willful attempt to evade or defeat tax, and for deliberate failure to supply correct and accurate information in its Income Tax Returns (ITRs) and Value Added Tax (VAT) Returns for taxable years 2009, 2010 and 2011, in violation of Sections 254 and 255, in relation to Sections 27, 105, and 256, of the National Internal Revenue Code of 1997, as amended (Tax Code). PMNI is a domestic corporation registered with the BIR and the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) with registered address at 10th Floor, Bankmer Building, 6756 Ayala Avenue, Makati City. It is engaged in the business of advertising. Records of investigation showed that PMNI was issued Letter of Authority (LOA) No. 211-2014-00000059 for the examination of its books of accounts and other accounting records for all internal revenue taxes from January 1, 2009 to December 31, 2011. In order to determine the true income received by PMNI for taxable years 2009 to 2011, access letters were sent to business entities that engaged its services. Replies to said access letters revealed that PMNI received from its withholding agents/payors income payments amounting to P294.82 million (DMCI - P12.73 million, & Foodsphere - P282.09 million) in 2009, P282.73 million (DMCI - P10.82 million, Foodsphere - P269.41 million, & Pharm Asia-Cuvest, Inc. - P2.50 million) in 2010, and P226.3 million (DMCI - P11.3 million, Foodsphere - P207.6 million, & Pharm Asia-Cuvest, Inc. - P7.4 million) in 2011. Records of investigation, however, showed that PMNI declared in its ITRs filed with the BIR gross sales of only P71.09 million in 2009, P78.51 million in 2010, and P101.40 million in 2011. A comparison of the gross income declared by PMNI in 2009 to 2011 as against the income it received in the same years as certified by its aforementioned clients disclosed that PMNI deliberately failed to declare its correct taxable base by substantially underdeclaring its taxable income by P223.73 million or 314.69% in 2009, by P204.23 million or 260.15% in 2010, and by P124.88 million or 123.16% in 2011. Under Sec. 248 (B) of the Tax Code, an under-declaration of taxable income by more than 30% is considered substantial and constitutes a prima facie case of fraud tantamount to tax evasion. PMNI, together with its responsible corporate officers, was sued for an aggregate tax liability amounting to P532.6 million, inclusive of surcharges and interests, broken down into: 2009 - P222.95 million (Income Tax - P156.07 million & VAT - P66.88 million); 2010 - P194.45 million (Income Tax -P130.21 million & VAT - P64.24 million); and 2011 - P115.20 million (Income Tax - P71.9 million & VAT - P43.3 million). The case against PHD MEDIA NETWORK, INC. (PMNI), and its responsible corporate officers - President/Chief Executive Officer HERMINIA DE LEON, and Chief Financial Officer/Treasurer ROWENA M. NARDO - is the 257th filed under the RATE program of the BIR under the leadership of Commissioner Kim S. Jacinto-Henares. |
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Philippine Canine Club leashed with tax evasion |
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Source: http://www.dof.gov.ph |
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The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) today filed a criminal complaint with the Department of Justice against PHILIPPINE CANINE CLUB, INC. (PCCI), and its responsible corporate officers - AUGUSTO BENEDICTO S. SANTOS III (President, 2006 – 2008 & 2010), RONNIE NATIVIDAD (President, 2009 & 2011), BERNARDITO JALANDONI REPALDOR (Treasurer, 2006), DANNY RAMILLANO (Treasurer, 2007 & 2008), JOHNY FILART (Treasurer, 2009), and EMMANUEL SANTOS (Treasurer, 2010 & 2011) – for willful attempt to evade or defeat the payment of Value Added Tax (VAT), and for deliberate failure to file VAT Returns for taxable years 2006 to 2011, in violation of Sections 254 and 255, in relation to Sections 253 and 256, of the National Internal Revenue Code of 1997, as amended (Tax Code). PCCI is a domestic corporation registered with the BIR and the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) with registered office and business address at Room 206 Hillcrest Condominium, 1616 E. Rodriguez Sr. Avenue, Cubao, Quezon City. Its stated purpose is to advance the study, breeding, exhibiting, running and maintenance of purebred dogs through the maintenance of a Registry of purebred dogs, regulating conduct of persons and organizations interested in breeding, registering, selling, purchasing, exhibiting and running purebred dogs and preventing fraud in connection therewith. The case against PCCI stemmed from a denunciation letter from a complainant-informant alleging that PCCI has been evading and continues to evade the payment of the required VAT since taxable year 2004. Based on the information and documents gathered in the course of the investigation conducted by the Special Investigation Division of Revenue Region No. 7, Quezon City, it was discovered that PCCI declared with the BIR gross sales of P34.24 million, P31.73 million, P32.92 million, P42.54 million,P37.69 million, and P42.66 million for taxable years 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010 and 2011, respectively. Records from the BIR, however, showed that PCCI failed to file its VAT Returns and pay its VAT liabilities for taxable years 2006 to 2011. Since PCCI is engaged in the sale of services in the course of a business pursuit, it is liable to pay VAT. PCCI, together with its responsible corporate officers, was sued for an aggregate VAT liability covering taxable years 2006 to 2011 amounting toP68.08 million, inclusive of increments. The case against PHILIPPINE CANINE CLUB, INC., and its responsible corporate officers - AUGUSTO BENEDICTO S. SANTOS III (President, 2006 – 2008 & 2010), RONNIE NATIVIDAD (President, 2009 & 2011), BERNARDITO JALANDONI REPALDOR (Treasurer, 2006), DANNY RAMILLANO (Treasurer, 2007 & 2008), JOHNY FILART (Treasurer, 2009), and EMMANUEL SANTOS (Treasurer, 2010 & 2011) is the 256th filed under the RATE program of the BIR under the leadership of Commissioner Kim S. Jacinto-Henares. It is likewise a RATE case of Revenue Region No. 7, Quezon City. |
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DOLE takes part in CSC's R.A.C.E. to Serve Fun Run IV |
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Source: http://www.dole.gov.ph |
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Labor and Employment Secretary Rosalinda Dimapilis-Baldoz yesterday announced that the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) will actively participate, along with its regional offices, bureaus, and attached agencies, in the R.A.C.E. to Serve Fun of the Civil Service Commission, to be held in celebration of the 114th Anniversary of the Philippine Civil Service. "This is the fourth edition of the R.A.C.E. to Serve Fun Run and also the fourth time that we at the DOLE will join the leisure sports activity," said Baldoz. To be held on the theme, Tapat na Serbisyo Alay Ko, Dahil Lingkod Bayani Ako, the Fun Run envisions quality public service through the promotion of physical wellness and the celebration of heroism. "It upholds the government employee's journey as servant heroes or lingkod-bayani," Baldoz said, as she urged fun run enthusiasts from the DOLE to enlist for the activity. The celebration is a month-long event, to be highlighted by a communications campaign, Honor Awards Program Rites for the 2014 Presidential Lingkod Bayan, Dangal ng Bayan, and CSC Pagasa Awardees, Government Choral Competition, and other special programs for participating government employees. The R.A.C.E. to Serve Fun Run IV will be on 6 September at the SM Mall of Asia in Pasay City. The categories are Men's and Women's 3K, 5K, and 10K distances. Registration period is from 28 April to 31 July at the CSC-NCR Regional Office or any CSC field office. The registration fee is P150 for all participants. For more information about the Fun Run, please contact the CSC-NCR's Public Assistance and Liaison Division, No. 25 Kaliraya Street, Brgy. Dona Josefa, Quezon City, Tel. No. 740-8412 loc. 201. |
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POEA Governing Board lifts deployment ban on OFWs returning to Libya under certain skills categories |
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Source: http://www.dole.gov.ph |
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Labor and Employment Secretary Rosalinda Dimapilis-Baldoz, Chairman of the Governing Board of the Philippine Overseas Employment Administration, yesterday announced the lifting of the deployment ban on overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) returning to Libya under certain skills categories. “The POEA Governing Board, in a meeting duly convened, has approved Governing Board Resolution No. 9 Series of 2014 allowing the processing and redeployment of OFWs under certain skills categories,” Baldoz said. The resolution was signed by Acting Secretary Ciriaco Lagunzad III, together with Governing Board members Milagros Isabel Cristobal, Alexander Asuncion, Estrelita Hizon, Felix Rofolfo Oca, and POEA Administrator Hans Leo Cacdac, the Governing Board's Vice Chairman. The resolution takes effect immediately and would allow the gradual re-deployment of returning workers in the following categories: (a) OFWs employed by diplomats, foreign embassies, missions, and international organizations in Libya; (b) OFWs working off-shore in oil rig platforms, provided they will not pass through, or spend their vacation in, mainland Libya; (c) OFWs working for multinational companies, government hospitals, and schools, as well as those working for the Libyan National Oil Company; and (d) Filipinos who are married to Libyan nationals. To further ensure the safety of OFWs under categories B and C, they shall need to secure a POLO-verified employer contingency plan for evacuation and repatriation of workers, and a POLO-verified employer undertaking with clear work site location in Libya. “Workers under these skills categories are allowed to return to Libya provided that their employers will issue a letter guaranteeing their safety, security, and repatriation, in case the situation in Libya worsens and there is imminent danger to their lives and well-being,” Baldoz emphasized. "However, the board is maintaining its ban on newly-hired OFWs until further advice," she added. The POEA closely coordinates its action with the DFA, particularly in continually monitoring the current situation in Libya, especially the dangerous areas or “no-go zones.” The lifting of the ban came after the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) recommended on 11 June the exemption of certain skill categories from the total deployment ban in Libya. It can be recalled that the POEA, through Governing Board Resolution No. 8 Series of 2014,, suspended the processing and deployment of OFWs bound for Libya on 30 May 2014, because of heightened civil unrest in that country, following the elevation by the DFA of its status alert on Libya to Alert Level 3 (Voluntary Repatriation Phase). |
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2014 Government Internship Program (GIP) |
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Source: https://www.doe.gov.ph |
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Posted on: Thursday, June 19, 2014 Closing on: Thursday, June 25, 2014 The Human Resource Management Division (HRMD) is now accepting applicants for the Government Internship Program (GIP) for the FY 2014:
Interested applicants may secure the application form at HRMD. Deadline of application is on 25 June 2014. |
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Statement of Sec. Teresita Quintos Deles at the Oslo Forum 2014 |
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Source: http://www.opapp.gov.ph |
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OSLO FORUM 2014 Press Statement for the High-Level Press Conference By Secretary Teresita Quintos Deles, Presidential Adviser on the Peace Process - Philippines 18 June 2014 - Oslo On March 27, 2014, the Philippine government signed a historic agreement with the largest secessionist group in our country, the Moro Islamic Liberation Front or MILF. The international community played an indispensable role in that agreement. Responding to the voices of peace among the Filipino people and the determination of the Philippine government to heed those voices—the world came to our aid in many ways—through political support, development programs, technical assistance and, most of all, nurturing the trust and confidence that drove both sides to cross the rubicon and forge an enduring peace. If there is a single idea pervading my thoughts at this moment, it is that peace knows no borders, no political lines, no ethnic demarcations. It has been my privilege as a peace worker to witness men and women of all origins and creeds and coming from distant places, gather in one place to stop a conflict, get the parties to the negotiating table and nurture peace talks to fruition. In many parts of the world, nameless, faceless guardians of peace engage in the most formidable duties in behalf of humanity—many facing supreme sacrifices, at times failure or defeat, but never losing faith in the argument that peace is possible if we try hard enough. The “Comprehensive Agreement on the Bangsamoro” that we have entered into with the MILF draws from the experience of our nation and people stretching almost half a century into the past. Our people have endured terror, death and displacement of the most desolate kind. The Philippine government signed a peace agreement in 1996 that turned out to be a failed experiment - with peace remaining elusive and beyond our grasp. Our efforts to put the process back on track were met with resistance, setbacks, and sabotage as the secessionist movement was broken into two armed groups. It was only under President Aquino when, three years ago, he himself chose to break the impasse by meeting personally with the leader of the MILF, Kagi Al Haj Murad, who joins the Oslo Forum for the first time this year. They agreed to move forward, and, since then, both sides have persisted at the peace table, determined to craft an agreement that would be convergent and inclusive of all, especially of the communities that have suffered most from the long war. Before the year ends, our legislators have committed to pass a law that will bring about much needed political and socio-economic reforms under a new regional government, the “Bangsamoro.” This will be followed by a plebiscite in the areas under the scope of the law next year, ensuing a brief transition period until regional elections are held in May, 2016. As we move to achieve these political milestones, the parties have also began to put in place a comprehensive and sustainable normalization process that will, through a multi-track approach, ensure that the weapons and the forces of the MILF are put beyond use and communities are transformed from conflict and despair to hope, productivity, and a chance at new beginnings. We dare to say it is a democratic process bursting into full bloom. And we take great pride that this process has been led and stewarded by Filipino women in unprecedented numbers, including the first woman in the world to sign such an agreement in the role of chief negotiator. The role of the international community in encouraging us through a long and difficult peace process cannot be over emphasized. Let me pause and address our gratitude to the government and people of Norway – thank you for being our faithful partner through your participation in the International Monitoring Team as well as accepting the invitation of the parties to serve as a member of the Independent Decommissioning Body for our Bangsamoro peace process. Thank-you also for your continued willingness to serve as facilitator for peace talks between government and the communist insurgent forces. For peace to have a fighting chance, we need to build sturdy institutions to support it, at the global, regional, and national levels, institutions that are represented at the Oslo Forum. Dialogues for peace are a necessity, not a luxury – and its agenda must be developed through a bottom-up approach where those with the most hurt and hunger will have the best chance to obtain justice and human security. |
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QC celebrates the 150th Birthday of Apolinario Mabini |
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Source: http://www.ncca.gov.ph |
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The Quezon City Local Government thru the Quezon City Persons with Disability Affairs Office (QC-PDAO) will commemorate the 150th Birthday of Apolinario Maranan Mabini on the 23rd day of July 2014 with the theme, "Doon Po Sa Amin: May Kapansanan Man, Hangad ay Maunlad na Bayan.". The 150th year of the man called the Sublime Paralytic also coincides with the 75th Foundation Year of Quezon City. The occasion will be celebrated thru an Exhibit of Mabini Memorabilia (July 21-23, 2014 at the Inner Lobby of the QC Hall Main Building), PWD Products and Services Fair (July 14-31, Covered Walk, QC Hall); and a Cultural Concert for the benefit of children with disabilites on July 23, 2014 from 5:00PM to 8:00PM at the Inner Lobby of the QC Hall Main Building. Featured performers are Gary Granada, Joey Ayala, Tres Marias, The Jerks and other surprise guests. For more information about the event, please contact the QC-PDAO at tel. no. 988-4242 loc. 8123 or email: pdao_quezoncitygov@yahoo.com. |
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PHL urges G77+China to revitalize Global Policy Framework in Disaster Preparedness & Response |
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Source: http://www.neda.gov.ph |
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SANTA CRUZ, BOLIVIA — The Philippine government urged the Group of 77 and China (G77+China) to push for a revitalized global policy framework in disaster preparedness and response, according to the National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA). Economic Planning Secretary and NEDA Director-General Arsenio M. Balisacan made this statement during The Extraordinary Summit of Heads of State and Government of the G77+China on June 15, 2014. “Without a doubt, natural calamities have become a major consideration in framing our shared goal of sustainability and development. Likewise, the challenges of climate change demand action from all of us, individually and as a group, toward establishing the well-lived society we all want,” he said. Balisacan also emphasized that even with the Philippine government’s efforts, natural calamities, with magnitude such as that of Typhoon Haiyan, have negated some of the progress it has made and have even pulled back development, especially in the affected areas. “We commit to advance the G77+China’s interest and aspirations in the Post-2015 Development Agenda, particularly in its call to scale up existing commitments to eradicate poverty in all its dimensions, achieve equality of opportunities for all and fight climate change.” he concluded. The G77+China, also celebrating its 50th founding anniversary this year, is the largest intergovernmental organization of developing countries in the United Nations (UN). The group provides developing countries an avenue to articulate and promote collective economic interests and enhance joint-negotiating capacity on all major international economic issues within the UN system. In September, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon will convene a Climate Summit alongside the annual General Assembly meeting. The event is aimed at building on momentum ahead of official talks next year when world leaders will agree on a legally-binding treaty that would cut greenhouse gas emissions. Also later this year, the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change will meet in Peru in its last official high-level meeting before the negotiations in Paris in 2015. |
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DAR turns-over P5.7-M infra projects in Negros Occidental |
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Source: http://www.dar.gov.ph |
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The Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR) recently turned over P5.7-million worth of infrastructures to Brgy. General Malvar, Pontevedra in Negros Occidental to improve the living conditions of agrarian reform beneficiaries (ARBs) in this community. Provincial Agrarian Reform Program Officer Lucresia Taberna said the DAR provided the ARBs with P2.2-million worth of concrete farm-to-market road, stretching from the main highway to Purok 1, and a P1-million worth of agricultural warehouse that would benefit their farm products for storage and marketing purposes. “The Department also constructed 450-square meter multi-purpose pavement networks in Puroks 1 and 5, that will be used to dry rice grains, at a total cost of P1 million to further boost their yields,” Taberna said. Aside from agricultural facilities, the DAR also constructed a two-classroom building with comfort rooms that costs P1.5 million and is expected to benefit 189 students, most of them are children of ARBs. The infrastructure projects, which are implemented under the Agrarian Reform Communities Project II (ARCP II), are expected to benefit 249 agrarian reform beneficiaries. Danilo Pongan, ARCP II Regional Point Person, said 40 percent of the total costs of these projects were provided by DAR through the Development Bank of the Philippines, while 35 percent were from the local government of Pontevedra and the rest were from the national government. |
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Municipal, City Agriculturist rally behind Aggie Chief |
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Source: http://www.da.gov.ph |
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The biggest organization of municipal and city agriculturists all over the country has expressed its strong support to the work and leadership of Agriculture Secretary Proceso J. Alcala, saying his push for closer ties between devolved agricultural extension workers and the Department of Agriculture helped strengthen the Filipino agriculture sector’s competitive advantage. In a two-page resolution sent to DA, the Board of Directors of the League of Municipal Agricultural Officers, Municipal and City Agriculturists of the Philippines Inc. (LeMMCAP) lauded Secretary Alcala for supporting increased involvement of agricultural extension workers and other actors in agri-fishery development efforts. The group said it allowed faster delivery of updated and appropriate technologies to the farmers and fishers, and facilitated stronger investments by LGUs in the agri-fishery sector. “[Secretary Alcala’s] expertise and forte on agricultural extension created an enabling environment for increased investment in agriculture and most importantly, participation of agri-extension workers [in this development],” the resolution stated, signed by LeMMCAP President Jesusa Noveda of La Paz, Tarlac and board secretary Evangeline Puao of Consolacion, Cebu. The “Local Government Code of 1991” (Republic Act No. 7160) transferred the direct administrative supervision of thousands of agricultural technicians and extension workers from DA to their respective LGUs. Since coming into office in 2010, Alcala has worked to strengthen partnerships with local chief executives and extension workers through regular field visits and consultations. One particular area of collaboration is in the implementation of the government’s centerpiece food security blueprint called the Food Staples Sufficiency Program, whose primary objective is to enable the country produce all the rice that it needs. Through the DA-Agriculture Training Institute, DA has re-tooled agricultural officers and extension workers, and trained new farmer-technicians, on locally-adapted technologies and applications such as the integrated crop management and judicious of fertilizers. The goal is to develop and upgrade local knowledge and technologies that are not only inexpensive and environment-friendly, but also reduce the cost of farm and fishery production. Alcala welcomed the expression of support from LeMMCAP, saying it inspired him to work doubly hard to gain the confidence and cooperation of farmers and local leaders in the Department and its programs. “We will continue to take steps steps to ensure that our extension systems are manned by workers who are competent in technology, in economics, in farming, and in reaching small farmers,” he said. |
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PDIC to bid out commercial, residential lots on July 1 |
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The Philippine Deposit Insurance Corporation (PDIC) is set to sell via public bidding on an “as-is, where-is” basis a total of 186 commercial and residential lots owned by various closed banks and the PDIC with an aggregate minimum disposal value of about P319.35 million on July 1, 2014. The public bidding, the second for the year, will be held at the PDIC Training Room, 9th Floor, SSS Bldg., 6782 Ayala Avenue corner V.A. Rufino St., Makati City, starting at 9:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. The list of property descriptions is available through the PDIC’s Property Finder at its website, www.pdic.gov.ph. The properties up for bidding are located in the cities of Caloocan, Las Piñas, Pasay, Parañaque and Baguio; and in the provinces of Aklan, Albay, Batangas, Bulacan, Cagayan, Camarines Norte, Camarines Sur, Cavite, Cebu, Ilocos Norte, Iloilo, Laguna, Nueva Ecija, Occidental Mindoro, Oriental Mindoro, Pampanga, Pangasinan, Quezon, Rizal, Romblon, Samar, Sorsogon and Tarlac. Before submitting their bids, prospective buyers are advised to physically inspect the properties they are interested to buy. Bidders are enjoined to present a valid identification (ID) card with photo to be allowed entry into the bidding area. Sealed bids will be accepted from direct buyers only. The deadline for submission of bids is at 2:00 p.m. and participating bidders are advised to come at least one hour earlier to register. Each bid must be accompanied by a bond or deposit equivalent to at least 10% of the submitted bid. This should be in the form of cash or Manager’s or Cashier’s Check (or a combination thereof) issued by a universal or a reputable commercial bank. The winning bidder is required to pay the balance of the bid price not later than July 10, 2014. Checks should be cleared, otherwise the awarding of the property Is automatically cancelled. Bidding documents, Conditions of Bid, and acceptable formats for the Special Power of Attorney and Secretary’s Certificate may be downloaded for free from the PDIC website, www.pdic.gov.ph. Public biddings aim to expeditiously dispose of non-financial assets, one of the strategic directions outlined in the PDIC’s Roadmap to 2016. As Liquidator of closed banks, the PDIC bids out assets acquired from closed banks and the proceeds from the sale are used to enhance the recovery of uninsured depositors and creditors. Meanwhile, proceeds from the sale of PDIC’s corporate assets are added into the Deposit Insurance Fund, the Corporation’s main fund source for payout of deposit insurance claims. For more information, interested bidders may call Atty. Josette Sonia H. Marcilla or Mr. Polo L. Pantaleon, Jr. at telephone numbers (02) 841-4750, 841-4754, 841-4665 or 841-4671, or email at ropa@pdic.gov.ph. |
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The Japanese International Cooperation Agency (JICA) represented by Megumi Muto, Deputy Director General for Southeast Asia and Pacific Department, extended its support to the Philippine Public-Private Partnership (PPP) Program through a grant on Technical Cooperation Project for Capacity Development in Public-Private Partnership Project Formulation. This initiative is set to enhance the Philippine Government, especially the Implementing Agency(ies)’s capacity to undertake strategic selection and formulation of PPP projects that will address the infrastructure gap and help achieve sustainable economic development in the country. The PPP Center will act as the counterpart agency to JICA for this project and will have oversight and coordination functions over its implementation. “We are very happy with the increasing support the country’s PPP Program is getting from our international development partners. This technical cooperation with JICA is a good opportunity for our various PPP implementing agencies to further strengthen their capacity to deliver solid and bankable infrastructure projects,” said Executive Director Cosette V. Canilao during the ceremonial signing of the Memorandum of Agreement between the PPP Center and JICA on 18 June 2014. The grant targets to strengthen the capacity of key implementing agencies in PPP project formulation, structuring, and implementation. Among the implementing agencies being targeted include the Department of Transportation and Communications (DOTC), Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH), Department of Energy (DOE), Department of Justice (DOJ), and the Department of Health (DOH). The Technical Cooperation is set to be implemented as soon as the procurement of experts is complete, as stipulated in the signed agreement between PPP Center and JICA. The project is targeted to commence in August 2014 and will be completed by the end of 2016. |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III presides over the National Economic and Development Authority Board Meeting at the Aguinaldo State Dining Room of the Malacañan Palace on Thursday (June 19). Also in photo are Presidential Communications Operations Office (PCOO) Secretary Herminio Coloma, Jr., Science and Technology Secretary Mario Montejo, Secretary to the Cabinet Jose Rene Almendras, Executive Secretary Paquito Ochoa, Jr., Finance Secretary Cesar Purisima and Environment and Natural Resources Secretary Ramon Jesus Paje. (Photo by Rey Baniquet / Malacañang Photo Bureau / PCOO) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III presides over the National Economic and Development Authority Board Meeting at the Aguinaldo State Dining Room of the Malacañan Palace on Thursday (June 19). Also in photo are Presidential Communications Operations Office (PCOO) Secretary Herminio Coloma, Jr., Science and Technology Secretary Mario Montejo, Secretary to the Cabinet Jose Rene Almendras, Executive Secretary Paquito Ochoa, Jr., Socio-Economic Planning Secretary Arsenio Balisacan and Interior and Local Government Secretary Manuel Roxas II. (Photo by Benhur Arcayan / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III joins his official family in prayer before presiding over the National Economic and Development Authority Board Meeting at the Aguinaldo State Dining Room of the Malacañan Palace on Thursday (June 19). Also in photo are Presidential Communications Operations Office Secretary Herminio Coloma, Jr., Science and Technology Secretary Mario Montejo, Secretary to the Cabinet Jose Rene Almendras, Executive Secretary Paquito Ochoa, Jr., Finance Secretary Cesar Purisima, Environment and Natural Resources Secretary Ramon Jesus Paje, Presidential Management Staff Head Julia Andrea Abad, Trade and Industry Secretary Gregory Domingo, Budget and Management Secretary Florencio Abad, Public Works and Highways Secretary Rogelio Singson, Interior and Local Government Secretary Manuel Roxas II, Socio-Economic Planning Secretary Arsenio Balisacan and Agriculture Secretary Proceso Alcala. (Photo by Benhur Arcayan / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III presides over the National Economic and Development Authority Board Meeting at the Aguinaldo State Dining Room of the Malacañan Palace on Thursday (June 19). Also in photo are Secretary to the Cabinet Jose Rene Almendras, Executive Secretary Paquito Ochoa, Jr., Finance Secretary Cesar Purisima, Environment and Natural Resources Secretary Ramon Jesus Paje, Presidential Management Staff Head Julia Andrea Abad, Metropolitan Manila Development Authority chairman Francis Tolentino and Mindanao Development Authority chairperson Luwalhati Antonino. (Photo by Gil Nartea / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III presides over the National Economic and Development Authority Board Meeting at the Aguinaldo State Dining Room of the Malacañan Palace on Thursday (June 19). Also in photo are Presidential Communications Operations Office Secretary Herminio Coloma, Jr., Science and Technology Secretary Mario Montejo, Secretary to the Cabinet Jose Rene Almendras, Executive Secretary Paquito Ochoa, Jr., Finance Secretary Cesar Purisima, Environment and Natural Resources Secretary Ramon Jesus Paje, Presidential Management Staff Head Julia Andrea Abad, Metropolitan Manila Development Authority chairman Francis Tolentino and Mindanao Development Authority chairperson Luwalhati Antonino. (Photo by Gil Nartea / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III joins his official family in prayer before presiding over the National Economic and Development Authority Board Meeting at the Aguinaldo State Dining Room of the Malacañan Palace on Thursday (June 19). Also in photo are Science and Technology Secretary Mario Montejo, Secretary to the Cabinet Jose Rene Almendras, Executive Secretary Paquito Ochoa, Jr., Finance Secretary Cesar Purisima, Environment and Natural Resources Secretary Ramon Jesus Paje, Presidential Management Staff Head Julia Andrea Abad, Metropolitan Manila Development Authority chairman Francis Tolentino and Mindanao Development Authority chairperson Luwalhati Antonino. (Photo by Gil Nartea / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III, accompanied by Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) Chief of Staff Gen. Emmanuel Bautista, troops the line during the commemoration of the 116th Anniversary of the Proclamation of Philippine Independence at Plaza Quince Martires in E. Angeles Street, Naga City, Camarines Sur on Thursday (June 12). This year’s theme is “Pagsunod sa Yapak ng mga Dakilang Pilipino, Tungo sa Malawakan at Permanenteng Pagbabago.” (Photo by Gil Nartea / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III leads the 116th Anniversary of the Proclamation of Philippine Independence during the flag raising ceremony at Plaza Quince Martires in E. Angeles Street, Naga City, Camarines Sur on Thursday (June 12). This year’s theme is “Pagsunod sa Yapak ng mga Dakilang Pilipino, Tungo sa Malawakan at Permanenteng Pagbabago.” Also in photo are Defense Secretary Voltaire Gazmin and AFP Chief of Staff Gen. Emmanuel Bautista. (Photo by Gil Nartea / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III leads the 116th Anniversary of the Proclamation of Philippine Independence during the wreath laying ceremony at Plaza Quince Martires in E. Angeles Street, Naga City, Camarines Sur on Thursday (June 12). This year’s theme is “Pagsunod sa Yapak ng mga Dakilang Pilipino, Tungo sa Malawakan at Permanenteng Pagbabago.” Also in photo is National Historical Commission of the Philippines chairperson Maria Serena Diokno. (Photo by Gil Nartea / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III leads the commemoration of the 116th Anniversary of the Proclamation of Philippine Independence at Plaza Quince Martires in E. Angeles Street, Naga city, Camarines Sur on Thursday (June 12). This year’s theme is “Pagsunod sa Yapak ng mga Dakilang Pilipino, Tungo sa Malawakan at Permanenteng Pagbabago.” Also in photo is Camarines Sur 3rd District Representative Ma. Leonor Robredo. (Photo by Gil Nartea / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III delivers his speech during the commemoration of the 116th Anniversary of the Proclamation of Philippine Independence at Plaza Quince Martires in E. Angeles Street, Naga City, Camarines Sur on Thursday (June 12). This year’s theme is “Pagsunod sa Yapak ng mga Dakilang Pilipino, Tungo sa Malawakan at Permanenteng Pagbabago.” Also in photo are Interior and Local Government Secretary Manuel Roxas II, Camarines Sur 3rd District Representative Ma. Leonor Robredo, National Historical Commission of the Philippines chairperson Maria Serena Diokno, Naga City Mayor John Bongat, Defense Secretary Voltaire Gazmin and NHCP executive director Ludovico Badoy. (Photo by Gil Nartea / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III acknowledges the crowd upon arrival at Plaza Quince Martires in E. Angeles Street, Naga City, Camarines Sur for the commemoration of the 116th Anniversary of the Proclamation of Philippine Independence on Thursday (June 12). This year’s theme is “Pagsunod sa Yapak ng mga Dakilang Pilipino, Tungo sa Malawakan at Permanenteng Pagbabago.” (Photo by Ryan Lim / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III, accompanied by Armed Forces of the Philippines Chief of Staff Gen. Emmanuel Bautista, troops the line during the commemoration of the 116th Anniversary of the Proclamation of Philippine Independence at Plaza Quince Martires in E. Angeles Street, Naga city, Camarines Sur on Thursday (June 12). This year’s theme is “Pagsunod sa Yapak ng mga Dakilang Pilipino, Tungo sa Malawakan at Permanenteng Pagbabago.” (Photo by Ryan Lim and Rolando Mailo / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III leads the 116th Anniversary of the Proclamation of Philippine Independence during the flag raising ceremony at Plaza Quince Martires in E. Angeles Street, Naga City, Camarines Sur on Thursday (June 12). This year’s theme is “Pagsunod sa Yapak ng mga Dakilang Pilipino, Tungo sa Malawakan at Permanenteng Pagbabago.” Also in photo are Naga City Mayor John Bongat, Camarines Sur 3rd District Representative Ma. Leonor Robredo, National Historical Commission of the Philippines chairperson Maria Serena Diokno, Defense Secretary Voltaire Gazmin and Interior and Local Government Secretary Manuel Roxas II. (Photo by Ryan Lim / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III delivers his speech during the commemoration of the 116th Anniversary of the Proclamation of Philippine Independence at Plaza Quince Martires in E. Angeles Street, Naga City, Camarines Sur on Thursday (June 12). This year’s theme is “Pagsunod sa Yapak ng mga Dakilang Pilipino, Tungo sa Malawakan at Permanenteng Pagbabago.” (Photo by Ryan Lim / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III leads the 116th Anniversary of the Proclamation of Philippine Independence during the wreath laying ceremony at Plaza Quince Martires in E. Angeles Street, Naga City, Camarines Sur on Thursday (June 12). This year’s theme is “Pagsunod sa Yapak ng mga Dakilang Pilipino, Tungo sa Malawakan at Permanenteng Pagbabago.” Also in photo are National Historical Commission of the Philippines chairperson Maria Serena Diokno and AFP Chief of Staff Gen. Emmanuel Bautista. (Photo by Rolando Mailo / Malacañang Photo Bureau / PCOO) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III leads the commemoration of the 116th Anniversary of the Proclamation of Philippine Independence at Plaza Quince Martires in E. Angeles Street, Naga City, Camarines Sur on Thursday (June 12). This year’s theme is “Pagsunod sa Yapak ng mga Dakilang Pilipino, Tungo sa Malawakan at Permanenteng Pagbabago.” Also in photo are Camarines Sur 3rd District Representative Ma. Leonor Robredo, National Historical Commission of the Philippines chairperson Maria Serena Diokno and Naga City Mayor John Bongat. (Photo by Rolando Mailo / Malacañang Photo Bureau / PCOO) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III delivers his speech during the commemoration of the 116th Anniversary of the Proclamation of Philippine Independence at Plaza Quince Martires in E. Angeles Street, Naga City, Camarines Sur on Thursday (June 12). This year’s theme is “Pagsunod sa Yapak ng mga Dakilang Pilipino, Tungo sa Malawakan at Permanenteng Pagbabago.” Also in photo are Camarines Sur 3rd District Representative Ma. Leonor Robredo, National Historical Commission of the Philippines chairperson Maria Serena Diokno, Naga City Mayor John Bongat, Defense Secretary Voltaire Gazmin and NHCP executive director Ludovico Badoy. (Photo by Rolando Mailo / Malacañang Photo Bureau / PCOO) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III during the Vin d’ Honneur in Commemoration of the 116th Anniversary of the Proclamation of Philippine Independence at the Rizal Hall of Malacañan Palace on Thursday (June 12). Also in photo are Foreign Affairs Secretary Albert del Rosario Dean of Diplomatic Corps and Papal Nuncio Archbishop Guiseppe Pinto (Photo By Benhur Arcayan/Malacanang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III delivers his message during the Vin d’ Honneur in Commemoration of the 116th Anniversary of the Proclamation of Philippine Independence at the Rizal Hall of Malacañan Palace on Thursday (June 12). Also in photo are Foreign Affairs Secretary Albert del Rosario, Dean of Diplomatic Corps and Papal Nuncio Archbishop Guiseppe Pinto. (Photo By Benhur Arcayan / Robert Viñas / Lauro Montellano Jr. / Rey Baniquet / Malacanang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III listens as the Dean of Diplomatic Corps and Papal Nuncio Archbishop Guiseppe Pinto delivers his message at the Vin d’ Honneur in Commemoration of the 116th Anniversary of the Proclamation of Philippine Independence at Rizal Hall of Malacañan Palace on Thursday (June 12). Also in photo is Foreign Affairs Secretary Albert del Rosario (Photo By Benhur Arcayan / Malacanang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III, along with Dean of Diplomatic Corps and Papal Nuncio Archbishop Guiseppe Pinto, offer the traditional toast to the guests during the Vin d’ Honneur in commemoration of the 116th Anniversary of the Proclamation of Philippine Independence at the Rizal Hall of Malacañan Palace on Thursday (June 12). Also in photo are Foreign Affairs Secretary Albert del Rosario, Dean of Diplomatic Corps and Papal Nuncio Archbishop Guiseppe Pinto. (Photo By Benhur Arcayan / Rey Baniquet / Malacanang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III, offers the traditional toast to the guests during the Vin d’ Honneur in commemoration of the 116th Anniversary of the Proclamation of Philippine Independence at the Rizal Hall of Malacañan Palace on Thursday (June 12). Also In Photo is Vice President Jejomar Binay (extreme left). (Photo By Robert Viñas / Lauro Montellano Jr. / Malacanang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III during the Vin d’ Honneur in commemoration of the 116th Anniversary of the Proclamation of Philippine Independence at the Rizal Hall of the Malacañan Palace on Thursday (June 12). (Photo By Robert Viñas / Malacanang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III delivers his speech during the Federation of Filipino-Chinese Chambers of Commerce and Industry, Inc. (FFCCCII) joint celebration of the 116th Philippine Independence Day & 13th Filipino-Chinese Friendship Day at the Tent City of The Manila Hotel in Rizal Park, Manila City on Tuesday (June 10). Every year, FFCCCII and the Filipino-Chinese community celebrate Philippine Independence Day in solidarity with the entire nation in remembering the struggles and victories of our forefathers that culminated in the historic establishment of First Republic in Asia. The celebration seeks to promote the spirit of nationalism and encourage citizens to contribute to nation-building. Also on stage are officers of FFCCCII, MMDA Chair Francis Tolentino, Senate President Franklin Drilon, Foreign Affairs Secretary Albert del Rosario, DILG Secretary Mar Roxas and Chinese Ambassador Zhao Jianhua. (Photo by Gil Nartea / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III delivers his speech during the Federation of Filipino-Chinese Chambers of Commerce and Industry, Inc. (FFCCCII) joint celebration of the 116th Philippine Independence Day & 13th Filipino-Chinese Friendship Day at the Tent City of The Manila Hotel in Rizal Park, Manila City on Tuesday (June 10). Every year, FFCCCII and the Filipino-Chinese community celebrate Philippine Independence Day in solidarity with the entire nation in remembering the struggles and victories of our forefathers that culminated in the historic establishment of First Republic in Asia. The celebration seeks to promote the spirit of nationalism and encourage citizens to contribute to nation-building. (Photo by Gil Nartea / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III graces the Federation of Filipino-Chinese Chambers of Commerce and Industry, Inc. (FFCCCII) joint celebration of the 116th Philippine Independence Day & 13th Filipino-Chinese Friendship Day at the Tent City of the Manila Hotel in Rizal Park, Manila City on Tuesday (June 10, 2014). Every year, FFCCCII and the Filipino-Chinese community celebrate Philippine Independence day in solidarity with the entire nation in remembering the struggles and victories of our forefathers that culminated in the historic establishment of First Republic in Asia. The celebration seeks to promote the spirit of nationalism and encourage citizens to contribute to nation-building. Also on stage are officers of FFCCCII, MMDA Chair Francis Tolentino, Senate President Franklin Drilon, Foreign Affairs Secretary Albert del Rosario, DILG Secretary Mar Roxas and Chinese Ambassador to the Philippines Zhao Jianhua. (Photo by Gil Nartea / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III graces the Federation of Filipino-Chinese Chambers of Commerce and Industry, Inc. (FFCCCII) joint celebration of the 116th Philippine Independence Day & 13th Filipino-Chinese Friendship Day at the Tent City of The Manila Hotel in Rizal Park, Manila City on Tuesday (June 10). Every year, FFCCCII and the Filipino-Chinese community celebrate Philippine Independence day in solidarity with the entire nation in remembering the struggles and victories of our forefathers that culminated in the historic establishment of First Republic in Asia. The celebration seeks to promote the spirit of nationalism and encourage citizens to contribute to nation-building. With the President are Foreign Affairs Secretary Albert del Rosario, DILG Secretary Mar Roxas and Chiunese Ambassador to the Philippines Zhao Jianhua. (Photo by Gil Nartea / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III graces the Federation of Filipino-Chinese Chambers of Commerce and Industry, Inc. (FFCCCII) joint celebration of the 116th Philippine Independence Day & 13th Filipino-Chinese Friendship Day at the Tent City of The Manila Hotel in Rizal Park, Manila City on Tuesday (June 10). Every year, FFCCCII and the Filipino-Chinese community celebrate Philippine Independence day in solidarity with the entire nation in remembering the struggles and victories of our forefathers that culminated in the historic establishment of First Republic in Asia. The celebration seeks to promote the spirit of nationalism and encourage citizens to contribute to nation-building. After the president's speech he shakes hands with Chinese Ambassador to the Philippines Zhao Jianhua. (Photo by Ryan Lim / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III poses with Ambassadors Hannes Heimisson of Iceland, Michal Slivovic of Slovak Republic, Clifford Borg-Marks of Malta, Senkoun Sylla of Guinea, Raisa Vardanyan of Armenia, Thomas Kijiner of Marshall Islands, Betty Grace Akech-Okullo of Uganda, Pantelakis Eliades of Cyprus, Andres Unga of Estonia and Clement Philip Ricardo Allicock of Jamaica, for a group photo souvenir during the presentation of credentials at the Rizal Hall of the Malacañan Palace on Tuesday (June 10). Also in photo is Foreign Affairs Secretary Albert del Rosario. (Photo by Rey Baniquet - Gil Nartea / Malacañang Photo Bureau / PCOO) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III delivers his message during the presentation of credentials of non-resident ambassadors at the Rizal Hall of the Malacañan Palace on Tuesday (June 10). (Photo by Benhur Arcayan / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III welcomes Jamaica Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to the Philippines, His Excellency Clement Philip Ricardo Allicock, during the presentation of credentials at the Rizal Hall of the Malacañan Palace on Tuesday (June 10). (Photo by Benhur Arcayan - Gil Nartea / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III welcomes Iceland Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to the Philippines, His Excellency Hannes Heimisson, during the presentation of credentials at the Rizal Hall of the Malacañan Palaceon Tuesday (June 10). (Photo by Benhur Arcayan - Gil Nartea / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III welcomes Republic of Armenia Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to the Philippines, Her Excellency Raisa Vardanyan, during the presentation of credentials at the Rizal Hall of the Malacañan Palace on Tuesday (June 10). (Photo by Benhur Arcayan - Gil Nartea / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III welcomes Slovak Republic Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to the Philippines, His Excellency Michal Slivovic, during the presentation of credentials at the Rizal Hall of the Malacañan Palace on Tuesday (June 10). (Photo by Benhur Arcayan ¬- Gil Nartea / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III accepts the credentials of Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Estonia to the Philippines, His Excellency Andres Unga, during the presentation of credentials at the Rizal Hall of the Malacañan Palace on Tuesday (June 10). (Photo by Benhur Arcayan - Gil Nartea / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III welcomes Malta Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to the Philippines, His Excellency Clifford Borg-Marks, during the presentation of credentials at the Rizal Hall of the Malacañan Palace on Tuesday (June 10). (Photo by Berhur Arcayan - Gil Nartea / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III accepts the credentials of Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Cyprus to the Philippines, His Excellency Pantelakis Eliades, during the presentation of credentials at the Rizal Hall of the Malacañan Palace on Tuesday (June 10). (Photo by Benhur Arcayan - Gil Nartea / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III welcomes Republic of Guinea Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to the Philippines, His Excellency Senkoun Sylla, during the presentation of credentials at the Rizal Hall of the Malacañan Palace on Tuesday (June 10). (Photo by Benhur Arcayan - Gil Nartea / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III welcomes Republic of Uganda Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to the Philippines, Her Excellency Betty Grace Akech-Okullo, during the presentation of credentials at the Rizal Hall of the Malacañan Palace on Tuesday (June 10). (Photo by Benhur Arcayan - Gil Nartea / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III accepts the credentials of Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of the Marshall Islands to the Philippines, His Excellency Thomas Kijiner, during the presentation of credentials at the Rizal Hall of the Malacañan Palace on Tuesday (June 10). (Photo by Benhur Arcayan - Gil Nartea / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III delivers his speech during the 2014 Government-Owned and Controlled Corporations (GOCC) Dividends Day at the Rizal Hall of the Malacañan Palace on Monday (June 09). A total of 49 agencies remitted P32.31-billion to the National Treasury, surpassing the collections made last year, with nine GOCCs belonging to the elite circle, the so-called “Billionaire’s Club," for having remitted at least P1-billion to the government. Also in photo are Vice President Jejomar Binay, Senate President Franklin Drilon, Budget and Management Secretary Florencio Abad and National Treasurer Rosalia de Leon. (Photo by Benhur Arcayan / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III delivers his speech during the 2014 Government-Owned and Controlled Corporations (GOCC) Dividends Day at the Rizal Hall of the Malacañan Palace on Monday (June 09). A total of 49 agencies remitted P32.31-billion to the National Treasury, surpassing the collections made last year, with nine GOCCs belonging to the elite circle, the so-called “Billionaire’s Club”, for having remitted at least P1-billion to the government. Also in photo are Governance Commission for GOCCs Chairman Cesar Villanueva, Finance Secretary Cesar Purisima and Vice President Jejomar Binay. (Photo by Benhur Arcayan / Lauro Montellano, Jr. / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III delivers his speech during the 2014 Government-Owned and Controlled Corporations (GOCC) Dividends Day at the Rizal Hall of the Malacañan Palace on Monday (June 09). A total of 49 agencies remitted P32.31-billion to the National Treasury, surpassing the collections made last year, with nine GOCCs belonging to the elite circle, the so-called “Billionaire’s Club," for having remitted at least P1-billion to the government. (Photo by Benhur Arcayan / Lauro Montellano, Jr. / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino receives from Philippine Deposit Insurance Corporation president Valentin Araneta the dividend check amounting to P1.05-billion to be remitted to the National Treasury during the 2014 Government-Owned and Controlled Corporations (GOCC) Dividends Day at the Rizal Hall of the Malacañan Palace on Monday (June 09). A total of 49 agencies remitted P32.31-billion to the National Treasury, surpassing the collections made last year, with nine GOCCs belonging to the elite circle, the so-called “Billionaire’s Club," for having remitted at least P1-billion to the government. (Photo by Benhur Arcayan / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino receives from Philippine Ports Authority general manager Juan Sta. Ana the dividend check amounting to P1.42-billion to be remitted to the National Treasury during the 2014 Government-Owned and Controlled Corporations (GOCC) Dividends Day at the Rizal Hall of the Malacañan Palace on Monday (June 09). A total of 49 agencies remitted P32.31-billion to the National Treasury, surpassing the collections made last year, with nine GOCCs belonging to the elite circle, the so-called “Billionaire’s Club," for having remitted at least P1-billion to the government. Also in photo is Vice President Jejomar Binay. (Photo by Benhur Arcayan / Lauro Montellano, Jr. / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III receives from Philippine National Oil Company-Exploration Corporation (PNOC-EC) president Pedro Aquino, Jr. the dividend check amounting to P1.5-billion to be remitted to the National Treasury during the 2014 Government-Owned and Controlled Corporations (GOCC) Dividends Day at the Rizal Hall of the Malacañan Palace on Monday (June 09). A total of 49 agencies remitted P32.31-billion to the National Treasury, surpassing the collections made last year, with nine GOCCs belonging to the elite circle, the so-called “Billionaire’s Club," for having remitted at least P1-billion to the government. Also in photo are Vice President Jejomar Binay, Senate President Franklin Drilon and PNOC-EC director Luis Ma. Uranza. (Photo by Benhur Arcayan / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino receives from Manila International Airport Authority general manager M/Gen. Jose Angel Honrado (ret.) the dividend check amounting to P1.58-billion to be remitted to the National Treasury during the 2014 Government-Owned and Controlled Corporations (GOCC) Dividends Day at the Rizal Hall, Malacañan Palace on Monday (June 09). A total of 49 agencies remitted P32.31-billion to the National Treasury, surpassing the collections made last year, with nine GOCCs belonging to the elite circle, the so-called “Billionaire’s Club," for having remitted at least P1-billion to the government. Also in photo is Vice President Jejomar Binay. (Photo by Benhur Arcayan / Lauro Montellano, Jr. / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino receives from Bases Conversion Development Authority president & chief executive officer Arnel Paciano Casanova and chairman Rolando Gosiengfiao the dividend check amounting to P2.108-billion to be remitted to the National Treasury during the 2014 Government-Owned and Controlled Corporations Dividends Day at the Rizal Hall of the Malacañan Palace on Monday(June 09). A total of 49 agencies remitted P32.31-billion to the National Treasury, surpassing the collections made last year, with nine GOCCs belonging to the elite circle, the so-called “Billionaire’s Club," for having remitted at least P1-billion to the government. Also in photo is Vice President Jejomar Binay. (Photo by Benhur Arcayan / Lauro Montellano, Jr. / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino receives from Power Sector Assets and Liabilities Management Corporation (PSALM) president and chief executive officer Emmanuel Ledesma, Jr. the dividend check amounting to P2.5-billion to be remitted to the National Treasury during the 2014 Government-Owned and Controlled Corporations (GOCC) Dividends Day at the Rizal Hall of the Malacañan Palace on Monday(June 09). A total of 49 agencies remitted P32.31-billion to the National Treasury, surpassing the collections made last year, with nine GOCCs belonging to the elite circle, the so-called “Billionaire’s Club”, for having remitted at least P1-billion to the government. Also in photo is Vice President Jejomar Binay. (Photo by Benhur Arcayan / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino receives from Development Bank of the Philippines executive vice president for Branch Banking Sector Anthony Robles the dividend check amounting to P3.62-billion to be remitted to the National Treasury during the 2014 Government-Owned and Controlled Corporations (GOCC) Dividends Day at the Rizal Hall of the Malacañan Palace on Monday (June 09). A total of 49 agencies remitted P32.31-billion to the National Treasury, surpassing the collections made last year, with nine GOCCs belonging to the elite circle, the so-called “Billionaire’s Club," for having remitted at least P1-billion to the government. Also in photo is DBP director Alberto Lim. (Photo by Benhur Arcayan / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino receives from Development Bank of the Philippines executive vice president for Branch Banking Sector Anthony Robles the dividend check amounting to P3.62-billion to be remitted to the National Treasury during the 2014 Government-Owned and Controlled Corporations (GOCC) Dividends Day at the Rizal Hall of the Malacañan Palace on Monday (June 09).A total of 49 agencies remitted P32.31-billion to the National Treasury, surpassing the collections made last year, with nine GOCCs belonging to the elite circle, the so-called “Billionaire’s Club," for having remitted at least P1-billion to the government. Also in photo are Vice President Jejomar Binay and Senate President Franklin Drilon. (Photo by Benhur Arcayan / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino receives from Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation chairman & chief executive officer Cristino Naguiat, Jr., and president & chief operating officer Jorge Sarmiento the dividend check amounting to P9.79-billion to be remitted to the National Treasury during the 2014 Government-Owned and Controlled Corporations (GOCC) Dividends Day at the Rizal Hall of the Malacañan Palace on Monday (June 09). A total of 49 agencies remitted P32.31-billion to the National Treasury, surpassing the collections made last year, with nine GOCCs belonging to the elite circle, the so-called “Billionaire’s Club”, for having remitted at least P1-billion to the government. Also in photo is Vice President Jejomar Binay. (Photo by Benhur Arcayan / Lauro Montellano, Jr. / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino receives from Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation chairman & chief executive officer Cristino Naguiat, Jr., and president & chief operating officer Jorge Sarmiento the dividend check amounting to P9.79-billion to be remitted to the National Treasury during the 2014 Government-Owned and Controlled Corporations (GOCC) Dividends Day at the Rizal Hall of the Malacañan Palace on Monday (June 09). A total of 49 agencies remitted P32.31-billion to the National Treasury, surpassing the collections made last year, with nine GOCCs belonging to the elite circle, the so-called “Billionaire’s Club”, for having remitted at least P1-billion to the government. Also in photo is PAGCOR director Jose Tanjuatco. (Photo by Benhur Arcayan / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino receives from Land Bank of the Philippines president & chief executive officer Gilda Pico the dividend check amounting to P6.3-billion to be remitted to the National Treasury during the 2014 Government-Owned and Controlled Corporations (GOCC) Dividends Day at the Rizal Hall of the Malacañan Palace on Monday (June 09). A total of 49 agencies remitted P32.31-billion to the National Treasury, surpassing the collections made last year, with nine GOCCs belonging to the elite circle, the so-called “Billionaire’s Club”, for having remitted at least P1-billion to the government. Also in photo are Vice President Jejomar Binay and Senate President Franklin Drilon. (Photo by Benhur Arcayan / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III delivers keynote address during the annual Government-Owned and Controlled Corporations (GOCC) Dividends Day held at Rizal Hall of Malacanang Palace on Monday (June 9). Some 50 GOCCs turned over P32.31 billion worth of dividends to be used for the betterment of the nation. (Photo by MARCELINO G. PASCUA/Malacanang Photo) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III addresses the Asia-Europe Meeting (ASEM) Conference on Disaster Risk Reduction and Management (DRRM) at the Diamond Hotel in Roxas Boulevard, Manila City on Thursday (June 05) with the theme: “A Stronger Asia-Europe Partnership to Meet the Challenges of Mega Disasters.” The Philippines aims to contribute to the new global architecture on disaster management with the ASEM Manila Conference document to be called “The Tacloban Declaration” which will embody new policies and principles for DRRM. (Photo by Rey Baniquet / Malacañang Photo Bureau / PCOO) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III graces the Asia-Europe Meeting (ASEM) Conference on Disaster Risk Reduction and Management (DRRM) at the Diamond Hotel in Roxas Boulevard, Manila City on Thursday (June 05) with the theme: “A Stronger Asia-Europe Partnership to Meet the Challenges of Mega Disasters.” The Philippines aims to contribute to the new global architecture on DRRM with the ASEM Manila Conference document to be called “The Tacloban Declaration” which will embody new policies and principles for disaster management. Also in photo are European Union (EU) Commissioner for International Cooperation, Humanitarian Aid and Crisis Kristalina Georgieva, Foreign Affairs Secretary Albert del Rosario and Foreign Affairs Assistant Secretary for European Affairs and Conference chairperson Maria Zeneida Angara Collinson. (Photo by Rey Baniquet / Malacañang Photo Bureau / PCOO) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III and European Union (EU) Commissioner for International Cooperation, Humanitarian Aid and Crisis Kristalina Georgieva arrives for the Asia-Europe Meeting (ASEM) Conference on Disaster Risk Reduction and Management (DRRM) at the Diamond Hotel in Roxas Boulevard, Manila City on Thursday (June 05) with the theme: “A Stronger Asia-Europe Partnership to Meet the Challenges of Mega Disasters.” The Philippines aims to contribute to the new global architecture on disaster management with the ASEM Manila Conference document to be called “The Tacloban Declaration” which will embody new policies and principles for DRRM. Also in photo is Defense Secretary Voltaire Gazmin. (Photo by Rey Baniquet / Malacañang Photo Bureau / PCOO) |
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President Benigno S. Aquino III graces the Asia-Europe Meeting (ASEM) Conference on Disaster Risk Reduction and Management (DRRM) at the Diamond Hotel in Roxas Boulevard, Manila City on Thursday (June 05) with the theme: “A Stronger Asia-Europe Partnership to Meet the Challenges of Mega Disasters.” The Philippines aims to contribute to the new global architecture on DRRM with the ASEM Manila Conference document to be called “The Tacloban Declaration” which will embody new policies and principles for disaster management. Also in photo are Foreign Affairs Secretary Albert del Rosario and Defense Secretary Voltaire Gazmin. (Photo by Ryan Lim / Malacañang Photo Bureau) |
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